Earth Loom - continued

Yesterday I finished warping up my Earth Loom. I put 16 warp threads on it for the 16 mysteries of Lakota understanding. The warp is a Linen Rug warp - I hope it will stand up to the elements well.

Earth Loom - warped

So then I wondered what will I weave with?

Well right there was my answer - some dried fern branches, some green ones too, a bit of cedar …

Earth Loom - close-up

What else? I found an arbutus branch, put in some handspun wool (sheep live outside, this should be fine), and some salal …

There will be more to come. I hope that others will weave some found objects into it too. I think I might need to get some seaweed and driftwood to weave the earth and sea together.

Looking up …

Earth and Sky

and the view from above …

And my first post with some background on the Earth Loom can be found here.

Happy Weaving,
Terri

My website: www.saorisaltspring.com

5 Comments on “Earth Loom - continued”

  1. #1 bonnie
    on Sep 16th, 2009 at 10:51 pm

    The Earth Loom is fabulous! Congratulations

  2. #2 pam
    on Sep 25th, 2009 at 12:07 pm

    Thank you for sharing your progress on your Earth Loom! I love the idea of an earth loom - perhaps a scaled down version for my postage stamp size yard!

    Can’t wait to see what you are adding next!

  3. #3 jude
    on Sep 27th, 2009 at 12:56 am

    hey found this blog thru heather at true stitches, fabulous!

  4. #4 eileen fry
    on Sep 28th, 2009 at 6:49 pm

    lovely, can’t wait to see it finished…

  5. #5 terri
    on Oct 1st, 2009 at 4:14 pm

    Thanks all! A few more things have found their way into the weaving - some shells, some arbutus bark, some Big Leaf Maple leaves, honeysuckle berries (which were then eaten by a bird or deer), red plum tree leaves, some pine cones and some curly wisteria vine…

    Happy Weaving,
    Terri

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